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Inside the training behind ski patrol rescues
National Ski Patrol highlights the training behind ski patrol rescues during National Safety Month, from medical care to avalanche response.
PNC completes FirstBank acquisition in Colorado, Arizona
PNC completes its acquisition of FirstBank, expanding its banking footprint in Colorado and Arizona with customer conversion expected this summer.
Trump says U.S.-born jobs are booming but data shows otherwise
Trump says U.S.-born workers are winning from immigration crackdowns, but labor data shows rising unemployment and no job boom for native-born Americans.
Wall Street wavers to start 2026 as Treasury yields rise
Wall Street traded unevenly to start 2026 as Treasury yields and the dollar rose, stocks looked to snap losses and investors weighed Fed policy and AI trends.
Colorado State Housing Board approves $23M for housing
Colorado State Housing Board approves more than $23M to support over 400 housing opportunities, including rentals, homeownership and rehabilitation projects statewide.
S&P 500, Nasdaq end flat as tech and financials slip
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq finished little changed as gains in communication services offset losses in tech and financials during thin, holiday trading.
Dollar strengthens ahead of Fed minutes release
The dollar edged higher as investors await Fed minutes for clues on interest rate policy, despite the greenback’s steepest annual drop since 2017.
Chicago Fed sees December US unemployment rate at 4.6%
Chicago Fed estimates the US unemployment rate held at 4.6% in December as hiring and layoffs showed little change ahead of official BLS data.
Winter 2025 Made in Colorado winners spotlight innovation
ColoradoBiz’s winter 2025 Made in Colorado winners highlight innovative manufacturers, artisans and startups driving growth across the state.
U.S. grid spare capacity may curb rising electricity prices
Experts say unused U.S. electricity grid capacity could help lower power prices as demand grows, if data centers shift usage away from peak demand.
Report: Barnes & Noble plans Colorado store expansion in 2026
Barnes & Noble plans to expand in Colorado in 2026 as part of a nationwide growth strategy that includes opening up to 60 new bookstores.
Colorado to receive $1M in Mercedes-Benz emissions settlement
Colorado will receive nearly $1 million from a $149.6 million multistate settlement over Mercedes-Benz diesel vehicles equipped with illegal emissions software.
